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The Prompt Engineering Substack

Dan Cleary

Our only goal here is to help you get better and more consistent outputs from LLMs using prompt engineering. We read the latest papers on arXiv, test different prompting methods, and report on what we find.

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Context Rot: Why LLMs Fail as Context Windows Grow

Claude 4 Sonnet just hit a 1M-token context window this week. Model makers love to brag about perfect needle-in-a-haystack scores, but how do these models really behave when you feed them mountains of text? That is what the researchers at C...

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